ABOUT PALLADIO

The work came first.

The name is new. The work behind it is not.

THE NAME

He wasn’t born Palladio.

Andrea Palladio was born Andrea di Pietro della Gondola in the Veneto in the sixteenth century. The son of a miller, he entered the stone trade while still young.

Palladio came later. His patron, Gian Giorgio Trissino, gave him the name drawn from Pallas Athena, the Greek figure associated with craft. The work came first. The new name followed.

Five centuries later, Palladio’s buildings still stand.


THE MOVE

Back to the bench.

The company made its own version of that move.

After years in general construction across Massachusetts, the work narrowed back toward its origin: custom cabinetry, built-ins and fine staircase work.

A cabinet maker again. A new name for a more specific trade.

Built-in media wall in navy painted cabinetry with a shiplap center, open shelves and an oak library ladder Brass pulls on green painted drawer fronts under a stone counter

Finish work across a whole room.

New name. Old standards.


AT THE BENCH

Geliabi Zotti.

Geliabi came from finish carpentry and remains close to the work and to the client.

He talks through the options, keeps clients updated as projects move forward and built Palladio around the part of the trade he wanted to return to.

CABINET MAKERMASSACHUSETTS

Paneled drawer fronts in a white kitchen beside the island

FOR THE TRADE

A specialist to call in.

Palladio is built to work alongside architects, interior designers and contractors who need a specialist for cabinetry, built-ins and fine staircase work.

Open room with a coffered ceiling, fitted wall panels and the staircase visible beyond

PALLADIO CABINETRY ◆ MASSACHUSETTS

The name is new.

For custom cabinetry, built-ins and fine staircase work in Massachusetts, call Palladio.